Dr. Patrick C. Coggins, a native of Georgetown, Guyana, is a distinguished professor and author whose presence has made a lasting impact on campuses, in his community, and the State of Florida and nation.
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"We all were prepared to fight and die for our country, and after the war… we were prepared to fight and die for our rights… I think that is the contribution that was made at Tuskegee.” – George S. Lima, 2001
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"The sacrifices of these people were less documented but of no less importance to the overall success of the pilot training program.' - Tuskegee Airmen WWII Fighter Pilots by Dr. Patrick Coggins
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"It is my hope that in telling his story and through it, the story of other Tuskegee Airmen, we will all be reminded to renew our fight to advance these time-weathered goals which are enshrined in our Constitution." - Tuskegee Airmen WWIi Fighter Pilots by Dr. Patrick Coggins
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TOP CUSTOMER REVIEW "This is a well written and an easy read. Definitely, recommend this book to friends and family." - Jessica Woodruff
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“Tuskegee is a state of mind as it is a place, a place of possibility, hope, promise, self-empowerment, and where dreams come true.” - Lionel
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Hollywood Book Review of "Tuskegee Airmen WWII Fighter Pilots: The Story of An Original Tuskegee Pilot, Lt. Col. Hiram E. Mann" by Dr. Patrick Coggins.
Read more: http://www.hollywoodbookreviews.com/tuskegee-airmen-wwii-fighter-pilots/
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“I came here to thank you [Tuskegee Airmen] for saving my life. I was a bomber pilot in World War II and my plane was hit.The other white pilots took off leaving me to fend for myself when suddenly I saw the ‘Red Tail’ airplanes surrounding my aircraft and escorted me back to the base. Then they took off. I am here tonight to thank all of the Tuskegee Airmen.” -Tuskegee Airmen WWII Fighter Pilots by Dr. Patrick Coggins
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“They’re not all called soldiers and they do their own things. Get it right!” -Unknown
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"Now, I come to the deeper reason for this book. As I examined all of these events, I observed that they had common themes of trust, liberation, struggle, faith, oppression, resistance, and economic well-being." -Tuskegee Airmen WWII Fighter Pilots, Dr. Patrick Coggins
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“We left our families and went to Europe and other parts of the world, and we risked our lives and were shot at each day, yet, were determined to prove ourselves as soldiers and as worthy men." - Elton Williams
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"The Slave Rebellion of Charleston: Denmark Vesey: This was an organized attempt to free enslaved Africans from the grips of slavery..." -Tuskegee Airmen WWII Fighter Pilots, Dr. Patrick Coggins
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“The privileges of being an American belong to those brave enough to fight for them.” -Benjamin O. Davis Jr.
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"Haitian Revolution: This struggle was an ongoing push for freedom from the shackles of harsh slavery in Haiti. The result of this tireless struggle culminated in an event in 1841 that created the first freed African Nation in the Western Hemisphere. It provided a sense of pride and a belief that freedom from slavery was possible and could only be won by personal, spiritual, psychological, and physical struggles. It had all of the ingredients of determination, planning, against all odds (Napoleon’s French Army), the treachery of victims’ oppressed faith and a sense of loyalty." -Tuskegee Airmen
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"This book serves the important function of bridging that historical gap between the abstract details of the Tuskegee Airmen’s accomplishments and the personal stories of the airmen themselves. It adds dimension, depth, and texture to the “experience” at Tuskegee during that important period in our nation’s history." -Tuskegee Airmen
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“The history of African Americans, including the history of African peoples, the political conflicts that led to the development of slavery, the passage to America, the enslavement experience, abolition, and the contributions of African Americans to society.” -Tuskegee Airmen WWII Fighter Pilots
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“As I look back on an ended career and my waning years, I am able to access it from several levels: The Beginning, the Mid-way, and Winding-down.”
-Dr. Patrick Coggins
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The salute to all of the Original Tuskegee Airmen, rendered by the Commander in Chief, “For salutes ignored and/or unreturned during World War II, on behalf of the United States of America, I proudly salute you!” -Hiram
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